2012

Tempe, AZ: January 21, Tempe Beach Park. Click HERE for latest information. To join us at the Walk, click here to register now. To learn more about Walk for Values USA, please check out this video.

Past Walks

2011

Detroit Metro (Farmington), MI: August 27, Shiawassee Park.

Washington DC:  September 4, Sylvan Theater

Raleigh: October 1, NC State University's Brickyard

2010

This year witnessed another successful Walk for Values USA in several cities across the country. Be sure to take a look at the photos and updates.

Raleigh, NC: October 30, 2010.

Chicago: September 25, 2010.

Detroit Metro (Farmington), MI: State Representative (37th District including the cities of Farmington & Farmington Hills), Vicki Barnett joined us for the Walk on August 28 2010. Please click here for photos.

Ann Arbor, MI: Mayor of Ann Arbor, Mr. John Hieftje, and Mr. Ted Henry joined us for the Walk on June 12, 2010. Please click here for photos.

Phoenix, AZ: Vice Mayor proclaimed February 27, 2010 as Walk for Values Day. Please click here for photos!

2009

Raleigh, NC: October 3, NC State University Brickyard.

Seattle, WA: June 28, Volunteer Park.

Dallas, TX: Mayor of Plano declared May 9, 2009 as Walk for Values Day. Please click here for photos.

New York, NY: June 21, Battery Park. Please click here for a letter from Mayor Bloomberg and for photos!

Houston, TX: Mayor of Houston declared May 2, 2009 as Walk for Values Day.

In 2009, approximately 2,500 kindred spirits from all walks of life stepped out in unity under the banners of truth, right conduct, love, nonviolence, and peace in several cities across the nation. They came together to celebrate human values and their practice in every aspect of our American way of life. We commend them for their commitment and willingness to lead by example!

Walk for Values USA is different from other walks because it is not a fund-raiser, protest, rally, or demonstration. Instead, it seeks simply to raise awareness, and it is open to everyone free of charge.

Truth, Right Conduct, Peace, Love and Nonviolence are the human values that shape the way we think, feel, and behave. When these values are not expressed, the result is anger, distrust, fear, suffering, disrespect, crime, corporate greed, environmental degradation, and violence. When they are expressed, the result is kindness, compassion, honesty, empathy, tolerance, generosity, forgiveness and a sense of security. These human values are universal and transcend the barriers of race, religion, culture, and ethnicity. They are the pillars of every society.

Washington, DC: September 4, Sylvan Theater (next to the Washington Monument).

Raleigh, NC: October 1, NC State University's Brickyard Campus.